Sentence examples for getting lost in the system from inspiring English sources

Stories abound of claims for stationery and the like getting lost in the system, forcing MPs to dip into their pockets for basics.

Officers can co-operate when a problem comes up which involves the other service instead of it getting lost in the system.

A national database should keep a record of every contact every child under 16 has with the police, health and local authority services to prevent them getting lost in the system.

Other major recommendations included the setting up a national database recording every contact made by a child under 16 with the police, health and local authority services, to prevent them from getting lost in the system.

The four CCGs – Cannock Chase, North Staffordshire, Stoke-on-Trent and Stafford and Surrounds – intend to overhaul cancer care in the county to make it more joined-up after some patients complained that they were "getting lost in the system, having to repeat themselves all the time, and that care [was] not always factoring in their personal circumstances".

I once waited six weeks for a replacement crutch after one broke in a fall; near as I could figure out, the delay was caused by my initial query getting lost in the system, and the subsequent necessity of sending an occupational therapist to my home to confirm that crutches were in fact necessary (I would've been happy to have been proven wrong on that, but it wasn't to be).

A lot of money gets lost in the system.

An important tip got lost in the system because of inadequate tracking mechanisms.

I've got friends in other finance jobs who have got lost in the system.

People who need more than one service can get lost in the system.

"There are many sidewalk complaints and somehow this one got lost in the system".