may be interested in, vs may be interested,

Some examples from the web:

• You keep talking like it's something that I may be interested in, but I'm not.
• You know, I've started an organization you may be interested in, U-Sag.
• While everyone may be interested in lead and pesticides, there are other technical issues involved as well.
• They may also be interested in historical documentaries, arts programmes and films, but to a significantly lesser degree.
• You may not be interested in her, but you like that she's interested in you.
• The People's Assessor may not be interested in listening, but I am!
• I mean, she may not be interested in me anymore, but she will definitely be interested in a fraud claiming that he went to Harvard.
• You may not be interested in her, but you like that she's interested in you.
• Thought somebody might be interested in, you know, studying abnormality first-hand.
• Here's a little news you might be interested in, Kay.
• Now, normally something brief and physical would be all that I'd be interested in, but not with Gloria.
• Hey. Here's something I think you're going to be interested in, gentle viewers.
• Paul's got material on his computer you may be interested in.
• I know of some... opportunities they may be interested in.
• Starfleet may be interested in your constructing starbases elsewhere.
• Says he may be interested in the open coaching job.
• He may be interested in working as a driver for Blackthorne.
• They may be interested in your papers.
• They may be interested in two sophisticated men like us.
• Many Members and others listening to this debate may be interested in visiting this website.

Some examples from the web:

• You may be interested, that the girl got up at night, to go to the bathroom, but you slept so deep that she didn't want to wake you up.
• The symposium, which is being held by this group on 6 and 7 November in Brussels and to which, of course, I invite all Members of this Parliament who may be interested, represents an important stage in establishing this dialogue.
• You keep talking like it's something that I may be interested in, but I'm not.
• You know, I've started an organization you may be interested in, U-Sag.
• The House may be interested to learn that, according to a survey in my country, a large majority of the people are in favour of mutual recognition.
• This is, therefore, a debate between you and me or perhaps between those that may be interested from a general, idealist or political point of view, which would not be specific enough to carry any real weight.
• You may not be interested in her, but you like that she's interested in you.
• The People's Assessor may not be interested in listening, but I am!
• You may not be interested in her, but you like that she's interested in you.
• Not that you'd be interested, obviously.
• - I might be interested, sir.
• Your mother said you'd be interested, yes? Yes.
• You don't have to pretend to be interested, Miss Duke.
• Godfrey might be interested, if he'd only turn around and look.
• Todd, I don't know if you'd be interested, but I'm going to a wine tasting tomorrow.
• CA: I'd actually be interested, just based on what we've heard so far - I'm curious as to the opinion in the TED audience.
• I'd actually be interested, just based on what we've heard so far - I'm curious as to the opinion in the TED audience.
• -Wouldn't be interested, even if it wasn't.
• Kitty told me you wouldn't be interested, so I went and threw it out.
• If you think you might be interested, her number's 243-3460.