non-survivable

Why did they transfer this little girl with a non-survivable head injury?

'All three had what should be non-survivable injuries but we pulled them through,' he said.

The emergency services were called, but the accident was described as "non-survivable" by the investigation.

If he loses, the bankers next crash may be non-survivable.

According to the official report, the crash was non-survivable.

According to police, they arrived at the scene quickly, but were unable to save him as "the injury was probably non-survivable."

All 13 aboard the aircraft were killed in the accident which was ruled to be non-survivable.

"Of course, the first ten rows were completely destroyed, so they would have been non-survivable.

The car burst into flames and series officials later said Wheldon suffered a "non-survivable head injury."

Investigators later labeled the accident a non-survivable event.

Certainly on the day of her death she had trauma over and above that she had before, which was non-survivable."

"It's still a situation that could produce very large, very destructive and basically non-survivable avalanches if you're caught in it."

His wounds were determined as non-survivable.

"The injuries were non-survivable but death would not have occurred immediately," added Mr Purdue.

There is no means to exit the aircraft in flight, and the aircraft crashed with a disintegrating, non-survivable impact.

“The impact with the fence, that resulted in Dan’s non-survivable injuries, involved the circumstances of direction, location and orientation.”

Its a non-survivable atmosphere, McIntyre said.

Doctors at the Metro Health Medical Center told his family it was a "non-survivable" injury, according to the hospital's Web site.

Det Supt Hunter told the inquest the crash was "non-survivable" as the weather conditions were cloudy, and there had been rain.

"The fuselage fell into the sea at high vertical speed and the impact was non-survivable for all occupants," the AAIB said.

"The accident was significant due to the number of race cars damaged, but more importantly due to the non-survivable injuries to Dan Wheldon," the report said.

Instead, Manley said, the Arizona Democrat's apparent good function "demonstrates what aggressive, modern trauma care can do for what we once believed were non-survivable injuries."

A medical examiner determined they died "instantaneously" of blunt force injuries that were "non-survivable," said John Wells, spokesman for the Lake County coroner's office.

Cross-examining, John Beggs asked: ''Despite your best efforts, that shotgun injury was absolutely non-survivable; there is absolutely no way he could have survived it?''