well-covered

British  

adjective

1. satisfactorily or pleasantly provided with a covering

2. (of news, etc) having been given sufficient coverage

   child abuse is well covered

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Example Sentences

This leaves the show devoid of psychology — the most important thing a musical might have added to the already well-covered histories of journalists who make stuff up.

From New York Times

Trubisky also threw an ill-advised pass in the first half that was picked off to set up the first of Henry’s two scores, and he inexplicably threw deep to a well-covered Diontae Johnson on fourth-and-2 at midfield with just under two minutes left.

From Seattle Times

Smith threw one interception to a well-covered Bobo at the 1-yard line in the third quarter, then simply fumbled a snap from under center in the fourth quarter for two of the season-high three turnovers Seattle had on the day.

From Seattle Times

The people most impacted tend to be older, low-income and less likely to have graduated high school or college than people living in well-covered communities.

From Seattle Times

This history has surely been well-covered elsewhere, but “The League” recounts it movingly.

From New York Times