unstaunchable BrE

One hundred and fifty five suffered massive nosebleeds, two of them ultimately unstaunchable and fatal.

Richard Rodriguez has written, "Brown bleeds through the straight line, unstaunchable - the line separating black from white, for example."

Sometimes he was walking backwards in front, almost dancing along the road in reverse, the unstaunchable flow gushing unbroken from his smiling and gabbling lips.

The full quote is "...a bleeding edge technology --- technology that is so far ahead of the cutting edge of consumer acceptance that the project hemorrhages money and resources in an unstaunchable flow."

There was the special Concorde flight to Kuwait, the launching of Bang-Bang magazines, a raft of golden discs, and, inevitably, the constant flow of money and more money, unstaunchable, like Wood pouring down a drain.

After that came the mistletoe to smear the blade, whose sticky sap would ensure free, unstaunchable bleeding . . . and the great, thick-bladed steel knife with which to take the trophy skull . . . He had never actually performed such a ritual, despite a wealth of knowledge.