Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Outline"

"Deliverables outline" doesn't seem to be a real term, but I can tell you what "deliverables" and "outline" mean here. A "deliverable" is a term in project management to mean a product you want to make, then provide to a customer. It can be a physical object (like an orange) or it can be a service (a piece of software or an online class). An "outline," or "project plan" in project management is something you write to show how you will do your project from start to finish. When it's completed, it should tell you what the project is and exactly what the team will do to finish it. Deliverables are the result of any given project.

Outline is usually a brief listing of the contents, overview usually provides a summary, maybe what's important or not, what to pay attention to No thought needed to make an outline (for example just list the titles of all the chapters of a book. Overview you expect more than just a listing of chapter titles, a summary Movie reviews are like overviews, DVD chapter lists is an outline

"I saw his silhouette at the classroom, but I'm not sure if that was him or another person. Because I could see only the silhouette through the screen. He was behind the screen." In this situation I would use "silhouette" rather than the other words.

Many employers aim to hire equal amount of employees of both sexes.

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A framework is a structure/system/design. Reform means to redo/change something. What they are reforming is missing from this sentence. The senators want to reform a system/law/organization, but it is big and complicated, so they need to carefully develop a framework (procedure/plan) so the reform will be successful.

Usually you'd begin with an introduction with 2-5 sentences of exposition and a thesis defining your purpose/argument of your essay. Then, 2-3 (or however many you need) paragraphs defending your thesis. After, you'd do a conclusion where you'd summarise the points that you made and make any final thoughts/revelations on your topic. Essays don't have a definite format and this is just one way to do it.

'A good outline can help writers save a lot of time, because we don't need to think about what we should write in each paragraph'

The only thing I would add is 'I think the most effective way of learning how to write outlines is BY getting peer feedback in class'

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