But now the future of the region's last surviving steelworks in nearby Redcar is in grave danger, putting thousands of jobs at risk and possibly condemning its rich industrial heritage to the history books.
During the first weekend of the festival, around twenty dance, music and theatre people gathered in a derelict and possibly condemned hall in Brooklyn's Bushwick neighbourhood, behind boarded up windows and under a loud elevated-railway.They are making a film, their intrepid director's first, and they don't care about the trains' rumble either.
Trespassers should be prosecuted, possibly condemned, sentenced to watch 'Adam Bede' on 'Masterpiece Theater' for five to seven years".
Because if a car will have to be programmed to choose between two lives, that means whoever decides how the algorithm is going to function is also possibly condemning to death either bystanders or passengers.
Their names will be added to a Russia database, possibly condemning them to a childhood spent in institutional care.
Nuclear critics are rounding on proponents of the giant Hinkley project – arguing that it has been negotiated in secret, is technically flawed and possibly unbuildable, and will condemn Britain to centuries of massive, unnecessary costs.
And he would challenge America just as he had provoked Athens, and possibly be prosecuted and condemned for it a second time.Socrates throws down a gauntlet from antiquity to America and all other democracies.
Get it right and it can be thrilling; get it wrong and history, let alone today's critics, will condemn you and possibly for all time.
While finding time to condemn an interview in a weekly magazine, neither Ivan Lewis nor the British government as a whole has accepted the finding of the authoritative UN report on Gaza authored by a committee led by a South African judge well known for his support for Israel, which condemned Israel for war crimes and possibly even crimes against humanity in Gaza.
Last month, Syrian allies Russia and China vetoed a proposed U.N. Security Council resolution that would have condemned Assad's handling of the crisis and possibly opened a legal path for international intervention.
