well-covered

well-covered

adj (well covered when postpositive)
1. satisfactorily or pleasantly provided with a covering
2. (Broadcasting) (of news, etc) having been given sufficient coverage: child abuse is well covered.
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The areas of disruption and digital freight matching have been well-covered by folks across the industry--such as Truckstop.com's CEO, Paris Cole, in an article for Heavy Duty Trucking and more recently by FreightWaves' own John Paul Hampstead.
Massage into pork, making sure chops are well-covered. Cover and chill for at least an hour or overnight to marinade.
Milton Township is well-covered, but some other townships don't have enough committeemen to work their precincts the way the Democrats are doing by hiring people.
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One of the topics not well-covered in the Philippines is the role of the Spanish Inquisition, so Miguel Rodrigues Lourenco's paper is a good start.
A year before the 1965 Watts riot, there was a chain of eight major riots across four states that were eclipsed by that well-covered event.
This will ensure that all nook and cranny of the state are well-covered, and the people mobilized to vote for the president and all APC candidates in the forthcoming general elections.
The cakes were well-covered with a white cloth glittering with decorations.
Some people are wondering why the story is not being well-covered by the media.